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1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › TadodahoTadodaho - Wikipedia

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   Tadodaho was a Native American Hoyenah (sachem) of the Onondaga nation before the Deganawidah and Hiawatha formed the Iroquois League. According to oral tradition, he had extraordinary characteristics and was widely feared, but he was persuaded to support the confederacy of the Five Nations .

2. www.onondaganation.org › culture › wampumTadadaho Belt – Onondaga Nation

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   The belt shows the imagery of the Tree of Peace with 14 diamonds through the middle, representing the 14 chiefs at Onondaga. The Tadodaho Belt recalls the time when the Peacemaker formed the great peace between the nations. At the founding of the great peace, there was a huge obstacle for that peace, an evil Onondaga man named Tadodaho.

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   How many Hoyane are there at Onondaga?

   • At Onondaga, there are 14 Hoyane or Chiefs . The chief titles originate from the original 50 leaders’ names from long ago. Tadodaho is a chief still sitting at Onondaga. Hiawatha, is still a chief among the Mohawk nation (he was adopted by the Mohawks to help form the first councils there).

   Chiefs – Onondaga Nation

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   Why did Hiawatha and Dekanawida return to Tadodaho?

   • Unable to convince the shaman, Hiawatha and Dekanawida left to speak with the other Haudenosaunee nations farther west. After securing peace with these nations, they returned to the Onondaga and Tadodaho. According to tradition, whenever Hiawatha and Dekanawida drew close to Tadadaho, the shaman would cause evil happenings to occur.

   Origins of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy

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   What did Deganawidah say about Tadodaho?

   • Houston and Rubin recount a statement by Deganawidah, who asserted that he was ready to go meet with Tadodaho at Onondaga Lake and win him over to his mission of peace, saying: "We must seek the fire and look for the smoke of Tadodaho. He alone stands in our path. His mind is twisted, and there are seven crooks in his body.

   Tadodaho - Wikipedia

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   How big is the Onondaga Nation?

   • The Onondaga Nation land, south of Syracuse, N.Y., today consists of about 7,500 acres. The nation’s territory once included almost 4,000 square miles. Lauren Petracca for The New York Times The territory encompasses the cities of Binghamton and Syracuse, as well as more than 30 state forests, dozens of lakes and countless streams and tributaries.

   Why a Native American Nation Is Challenging the U.S. Over a 1794 Treaty

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4. www.onondaganation.org › government › chiefsChiefs – Onondaga Nation

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   Tadodaho is a chief still sitting at Onondaga. Hiawatha, is still a chief among the Mohawk nation (he was adopted by the Mohawks to help form the first councils there). Each chief works with his Clan Mother and their clan.

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   Mar 15, 2024 · As Tadodaho, the spiritual leader of the Onondaga Nation, he was responsible for protecting its legacy and guiding it into the future. He was one of a handful of elders who have worked for decades on a legal and diplomatic strategy to fight back against the historic wrongs his son now sought to understand.

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   Mar 15, 2024 · The Onondaga have asked an international commission to find that the United States violated a treaty guaranteeing the nation 2.5 million acres of land. Sidney Hill serves as Tadodaho, the ...

8. www.worldhistory.org › article › 1656Origins of the Haudenosaunee (Iroquois) Confederacy

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   Jan 15, 2021 · During their first visit to the Onondaga, a leading member of the nation who was also believed to be a powerful shaman, named Tadodaho, turned Hiawatha and the Peacemaker away. The rest of the Onondaga assured them that, if they could convince Tadodaho of their message, their nation would join the confederacy.

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     Chief Tadodaho Sidney Hill at Int'l Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples

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     Chief Tadodaho Sid Hill from the Onondaga Nation Gives Invocation in New York Senate Chamber

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     Onondaga Nation Tadodaho Sid Hill – The Ecology and History of Onondaga Lake @ Skä-noñh – Great Law of Peace Center

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10. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › HiawathaHiawatha - Wikipedia

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    The principal chief of the Onondaga at that time was a cruel tyrant called Tadodaho, or Atotarho. Tadodaho is described as twisted in both body and mind. "His hair was filled with living snakes. Snakes' eyes looked out from his finger ends." Dekanawidah charged Hiawatha with converting Tadodaho—to "comb the snakes out of [Tadodaho's] hair."